I have an issue on a website, which is part of a bigger multisite project in WordPress.
I have hardcoded strings which I translate with the String Translation plugin, but it doesn't echo the correct language, still shows me the default language.
If I enable * Look for strings while pages are rendered*, it shows me the translated strings, but only for 2h and I dont like this approach.
So far I tried:
1. Show custom MO Files Pre-generation dialog box
2. Increase memory Limit 512MB
3. Plugin is up to date
4. I did check file permissions in language folder they are 755
I did a workaround as a test and it works if I do it with if statment and ICL language.
As I mentioned in my ticket I don't want to do that. (I just did that as a temporary fix)
I do register the strings in WPML, and I do translate them.
But they dont show on frontend on French language as translated (German is my main),
unless I enable * Look for strings while pages are rendered*, then strings are shown as translated.
Languages: English (English )Spanish (Español )German (Deutsch )
Timezone: America/Lima (GMT-05:00)
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